Chiryu Shrine

Shiru Park is a famous place with iris flowers given as gifts from Emperor and Empress Meiji, which is the main reason why many people visit this festival every year. In addition to the gorgeous flowers, you can also watch various cultural activities. Tea party, take photos and watch the traditional "Karakuri" mechanical dolls. There are also delicious food waiting for you at the garden store.

The Doris Garden "Hana-Shobu" is near the shrine. Which is another beauty that attracts people to visit. At the same time, pay homage to the old shrine of Shiru during the rainy season, early summer, when the Iris Flower "Hana-Shobu" is a time when the Iris Flower "Hana-Shobu" bloom everywhere, and in Shiru City, the "Hana-Shobu" iris flower festival will be held in Shiru Park in mid June with fun and entertainment on weekends.

Shiru Shrine, also known as “Krabi Shrine” and “Tomo God” are one of the three famous shrines in the Edo period “Tato” built as an important property of Japan.

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Occasionally encountering shrines, to explore the truth - Shinto Shinto Japan is a country with many shrines, and Shinto Shrine is only one of them. Each shrine is dedicated to different gods. Japan's shrines have a long history. Shrines often coexist with human dwellings. People's visits to shrines are also ordinary daily activities. Shinto culture also penetrates into the life of the people. To the Shinto Shrine is by chance from there, see the bird house number to go over to see. From the bird house door, through a curved wooden bridge, the first to the front of the main hall is a temple, the temple is a little vague, vaguely looking like the "mother shrine" written, maybe here is dedicated to the god related to the family. Continue to move forward is the main hall, the main hall is slightly more spacious than the front hall, can not see what fairy worship, we just look at the building inside and outside, feel that the shape is more beautiful. Although not gorgeous, but simple and majestic, has its own unique style. The door can be seen in a tower, in the green tree cover a corner, the tower door is not open, there is moss on the doorstep, it may be wet weather, or there are not too many people entering and leaving. I didn't see the courtyard with a wall, just a variety of grass and trees, forming a natural courtyard. People who looked like staff were cleaning. I really wanted to talk to him. I couldn't speak the language. I could only nod my head. Tour tips: no tickets. There are fixed steps to visit the shrine, and it is best to have someone lead if you want to visit.